ATALAIAStartups
Before the first security hire. Pick the few stations that matter, set them up with your developers, and keep it light.
Where you are
A small team ships fast and the first enterprise customer just sent a security questionnaire. There is no one to own security, and no time to build a program.
Sounds familiar?
- The CTO answers the security questionnaires
- Secrets in the repo history
- Everyone has admin on everything
What you need
Each need, why it matters, and what covers it: the services that set it up, and the tower modules that will keep watching it.
- A safe pipeline
The cheapest station to fix and the one attackers try first.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
- Scanners that don't nag
A few checks in the PR that developers trust.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
Services only, for now.
- Answers for customers
Someone senior who can answer questionnaires and plan the next step.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
What to do, and when
A startup does not need every station. It needs the right three, in this order.
- NowMonth 1
- Pipeline tokens and actions locked down
- Secrets out of the repo
- Scans in the PR
- NextMonths 2–3
- Answers for customer questionnaires
- Threat model on the riskiest feature
- Admin rights trimmed
- LaterWhen you grow
- Signed releases
- A first pentest
- A first security hire
Atalaia tower modules
In development. Early-access teams get them first.
What you end up with
- A pipeline that can't be turned against you
- Checks in the PR
- Questionnaires answered with confidence
Talk it through
A 30-minute call. No slides, no price list, and a next step either way.